So-called ISIS bride believes terrorist group 'sucks', lawyer says
Police fear a so-called ISIS bride who recently returned to Australia will spread extremist ideology if she is freed on bail, but her lawyer says that will not be the case.
So-called ISIS bride believes terrorist group 'sucks', lawyer says
Police fear a so-called ISIS bride who recently returned to Australia will spread extremist ideology if she is freed on bail, but her lawyer says that will not be the case.
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